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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Ofthe Board Of County Commission.
ers Of Custer County, d. r.
CUSTER CRY, CUSTER Co., d. T.

III
ers Of Custer County. d. r.
CUSTER CRY, CUSTER Co., d. T.
April D, 1887.
Board in session pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present: All the members and coun-
ty clerk.
Laid before the board report of road
viewers A. Ii. Smith, II. E. Davis and
III. r. Thomas of the the following de-
scribed road, to-wit: Beginning at what
is known as the Hart ranch, on the
main road to the Hot Springs, about six
miles in a southerly direction from Gus
ter City, and about five miles northwest
erly from Point of Rocks, running
thence through the ranch now owned
by Bowman Bros, and from thence In a
s%outherly curse crossing Beaver creek,
and intersecting the Old Buffalo Gap
road at a point about five miles from the
place Of beginning as above described.
The viewers report as follows: We find
the route as designated by petition to be
a good and practicable route, and rec
ommend the establishment of said road.
There being no remonstrance on file
against said road, it is hereby establish.
ed as a county road the urveyor is
hereby ordered to make a survey and
file a plat and field notes Of said road in
the office ofthe county clerk supervisor
is ordered TO work said road.
Laid before the board repor of view
ers A III. Smith, III. F.. Davis and NJ. f.
Thomas of the following described road,
to-wit: Commencing at the house of
A. q. Baker on his ranch in said county
and running thence in a southwestern
direction on the most eligible route to
where it strikes the old Buffalo Gap
road at Mark Thomas ranch. The
viewers report as follows: We find the
route as designated by the petition TO
be a good practicable route, and We
recommend the establishment Of said
road. There being no remonstrance on
file against said road, it is hereby esrab-
lished as IA county road. Surveyor or
to make a survey, and file a plat
and field notes Of said road in the Office
of the county clerk. Supervisor is or
dered to work said road.
The following named persons having
served as jurors, witnesses, etc, at the
term Of the district court,
this county, were allowed the amounts
opposite their respective names in
general fund warrants, to-wit:
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TO .u> .cutI.4hl3nega, ana repvit IT
commissioner, 40 the governor rs io.-
lows:
10 the Hon. Lewis X. Church. Governor
of Dakota Territory:
DEAR SIR Under and by virtue OF
section I, chapter Is, ofthe laws OF 1879,
Dakota Territory, we most respectfully
present, recommend, and report, that
Jennie Nj. lines, aged twelve years,
residing AT Hermosa, in the County OF
Custer, Dakota Territory, is blind, and
therefore entitled to the benefits OF the
institution for the blind ofthe Territory
of Dakota. and that she is entitled 20
aid benefits at the expense OF the Ter
ritorv of Dakota.
Dated at Custer City, d. r., April 9Th,
1887.
S. NJ. BooTH,
Chairman Board County Commission
ers, Custer County, Dakota.
Presented to the board the official
bond ofJohn {. Bower, justice Of the
peace, examined and approved.
Laid before the board quarterly re-
port Of +. III. Flynn, treasurer, exalnin
ed and approved.
1t appearing TO TIE board. that under
the new school law that il be necessary
to re-diyide the school townships, j. +.
Street IS appointed TO confer with the
residents of the school townships in the
LIST commissioner district, and report
Wednesday, April 18Th, 1887.
Board adjourned 10 April 18th. 1887.
S. NJ. BooTn, Chairman.
Attest
j. L. PITCHER, County Clerk.
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Societies.
Il. r. & 4. ~.

4. r. & 4. N.
Custer City odge, No. &C, A. F.. & A. NJ, meets
La Masonic hall IN regular communication on
the first ana third Wednesdays OF each month.
s. NJ. BOOTH, W. NJ.
FL. v. RurKowsKI, See.
a. a. X.
Gen. Steele Post No. 81 meets In regular session
on the LIST and sri Fridays OF each month At the
Court House Hall at 1880 p. IN. Visiting mem
bers W III meet with a hearty welcome.
). VI. BooTH, Commander.
At VRAr. Adjutant.
r. q. u. II.
FIDELITY Lodge Of 7. O. q. T. meets At the
Court. House ut $50 y. m. Saturday evenings.
]. c. CARR w. &. T.. G. Z. BoYDEs, W, s.
". {. n. T..
The Womans Christian Temperance Union
meets on tue list and Bird Thursdays OF each
month at s o'clock p. IN. In the Methodist
Church Ladies are cordially invited - attend
our sossious.
MRS. A. YERKEs, Prest.
Miss II. z, Y. DENNY, K. s.
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CUSTER CHRONICLE
TERRITORIAL or FICERS

Cove, nor--L0uis *. Church.
Secretary NJ. l.. Mccormack.
Cpie! Justice Bartlett rripp.
Asspc:ate Justices charles ". Thomas, w. q.
Mcconnell. G. :. Palmer anu James Spencer.
u'.lted States Attorney--John +. Garland.
United states Marshal-n. W. Naratta.
Surveyor Ueueral--Maris Taylor.
De,egtt to Congress--O. s. clifford.
Territorial Creasurer-J w. aymond.
Territorial Auditor-E. w Caldwell.
Sap.riutendent Of fublic lnstruction-A. Sher-
tiHn Jones. Assist ant -. W, Covan.
Attorney G~encra!-George y. Engel
Commissioned OF In nigration-Lauren Dunlap
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The Territory Of Dakota. Office Territorial An
ditor, Department Of insurance.
CoMPANY's CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.


Whereas, The Dakota Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Company, a corporation organized under
the laws of Dakota. has filed in this office Y
sworn statement exhibiting its condition and
business for the year ending December 3lst, 1856,
from which ii appears that the capital, the
character Of the securities. and the financial
standing OF said company. conform to the re-
quirements of the laws OF this territory regulat-
ing the business OF insurance and
Whereas, The said company has fled in this
Office a duly certified copy of it's charter, with
certificate of Organization, and has fully COM
piled with the requirements of the insurance
laws aforesaid
Now, Therefore. !, James A.. Ward. auditor Of
the Territory of Dakota, pursuant TO the pro.
visions of said laws. do hereby certify that the
above named company is fully empowered
through its authorized agents. to transact its
appropriate business of fire and marine insur-
ance, in this territory, according 10 the laws
thereof, until the 3lst day of December, A. ID.
eighteen hundred and eighty seven.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto set my
hand and seal at Bismarck, this 10Th day Of
March, A.. ID 1887.
seal. JAMES A. WARD, Auditor.
First publication, April 9th.
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CLERK q fCourt--A. 7. Feay,
District Attorney--W. II. FRYE.
Co n nissioners--s. n. Booth, J. r. Street, J. II.
Humphries,
SheriH--Bent F. Porter,
Register OF Deeds--Jos. L. Pitcher.
T-easurer--E. II. Flynn.
Aassssor--Samucl X. Maddox.
} Age OF Probate-Cyris w. Robbins.
Coroner-J. l.. Conant.
Hipt. OF Pub. tnstruction-Willis c. Bower.
J ls:ice OF the Peace. NJ. Lewis, Custer.
Cbnstable--Jas Scott. Custer.
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TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, ! o..
%ItnnnfU IF CuStar ~

Douitty Vi SooNSts
1t appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
board of county commissioners of Gus.
ter County, Dakota, on the 9th day Of
April, 1887, that the law relative TO in
cooperating towns and villages, in the
territory of Dakota, has been complied
with by the citizens of Hermosa, In an
application to incorporate Inder the
name Of "The City of Hermosa," it is
hereby ordered hat said territory as
described in their said application, shall,
with the assent of the qualified voters
thereof, be an incorporated town by the
name specified in the application afore-
said, and the resident qualified voters Of
said proposed town are hereby notified
that an election will be held at the law
Office of NJ. w. Pangburn, on Wednes-
day, April Goth, 1887, at the hour of 8
o'clock i'm the forenoon, to determine
whether such territory shall be an in
corporated town.
S. NJ. BooTH, Chairman.
Attest:
j. T.. PITCHER. County Clerk.
Laid before the board certificate from
the county superintendent, for the edu-
cation Of Jennie ", lines, a blind child,
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CUSTER City, April 6, 1887.
Board in session pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
ty clerk.
Laid before the board quarterly re-
port Of s. j. Perkins, j. p, examined
and approved in part.
The following named persons were
allowed the mount set opposite their
names as per report Of ). j. Perkins, j.
F.. in county general fund warrants
Bill of S. } Perkins, justice Of
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Vim Mcfarland, road supervisor
$500, disallowed, not author
Zed.......".... ..............".
Jas Sanders, boarding jesse
Blandheim, Co poor, $3.50,
reduced to and allowedu"...... IL 90
K III Richardson, treasurer Glen
Erin school township, allowed 10 90
+ 2 Walsh, clerk Glen Erin
shcool township, allowed ...... 10 90
Fly Rutkowski, clerk Custer
school township, allowed ...... % 90
s q Blockney, services as clerk
and carrier of election returns
6 $50, disallowed, lawful amt
having been paid..."..""."....
Mrs Jno House, use of house for
election purposes Nov 2, 1886,
allowed Z w
ii j Churchill, witness before j.
Nj. Lewis, j. p, allowed ......... 4 90
Laid before the board quarterly re-
port Of J. NJ. Lewis, j. T., examined and
approved.
The following named persons were
allowed the amounts opposite their re-
spective names as witnesses, jurors, and
coroner's fees in the case of Michael
Curry. deceased, in county general fund
warrants:
II J Mckee, juror and mileageS 20
J NJ GAYLORD, juror and mileage 20
j Z Sanders, juror and mileage j 20
G Crary, witness and mileage ] 20
Paul kleemann, witness and
mileage i ~
J NJ Lewis, acting coroner, fees,
40
Board adjourned to meet at 8 o'clock
a. m, April 6:h, 1887.
S. NJ. BooTH, Chairman.
Attest
j. f. PlLCHER, County Clerk.
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Churches.
Methodist Gharch.

Rov, II. A. James. Pastor Services In tho N
X Chnrch every Sunday al II O'Clock u. IA, and
7 40 o'clock y. NJ. All are cordially invited.
Sabbath School AZ 10 o'clock Il. IN.
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OF DAKOTA.
AUDITORS OFFICE.

I~NsUKANCE DEPAKTMENT.
l., James A. Ward, Auditor Of the Territory Of
Dakota. do hereby certify that the above is a
true copy Of the original statement now on file
in this Office. In witness whereof / have here
unto set my hand and affixed the seal Of this
Office at 6isffiarck, this Goth day of March, 1887.
JAMES A. WARD, Auditor.
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Laid before the board quarterly re-
port of A. w. Swinford, justice of the
peace, examined and approved in part.
The following named persons were
allowed the amounts opposite their re-
spective names as fees for witness,
sheriff, ETC., in county general fund war
rants
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United States Land Office,
County Officers.

ReSister--J = Luse oeadwood.
Reoeiver-John LaFaber, Deadwood.
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w. H. FRYE,
Attorney-at-Law and District
Attorney Custer Co.

will practice In all the courts Of the territory.
Once in Court House. Custer City, Dakota.
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nation Of teachers. allowed. 3 90
Laid before the board petition for the
incorporation Of the town Of Hermosa /;
application granted, and an order drawn
calling tor a special election as follows,
to-wit:
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The following bills were allowed and
orders drawn on county general fund:
West Publishing Co., Dakota
codes, etc, itemized and al
lowed 5000. ......"...."......$ 60 90
Natl School Furnishing Co., sta
tionery, itemized and allowed IS IS
Perkins Bros, books, etc, item
lied and allowed ............... 33 80
Geo d Barnard & Co, books, sta
tionery, ETC., $l06.30, reduced
and allowed.................... IS 04
Geo ID Barnard & Co., books,
stationery, allowed ..."...... 20 so
Geo ID Barnard & Co., books,
stationery, allowed ............ 80 80
Geo d Barnard & Co., Dakota
Codes, $4,000, reduced to and
allowed 60 90
b F Porter, sheriff, $9l.45, item
lied, reduced to and allowed IS 35
NJ M Fuller, sheriff Pennington
county, allowed ........... .... / 20
j + Pitcher, salary 3 months
county clerk, allowed .......... 80 90
} + Pitcher, postage and box
rent, allowed from Co Sinking
fund b 70
K III Flynn, postage, box rent
and express charges, allowed
from Go Sinking fund........ SO 80
II ii Byrne, deputy sheriff,
$40.75, reduced to and allow
ed from county general fund SO rs
S II Maddox, guarding prisoner,
$500, disallowed, costs paid
by complaining witness......-
s X Maddox, feeding prisoner,
$1,000, costs paid by complain
ing witness."......-".."......
Bill Of w ii Frye, services as
disiric: attorney, itemized and
allowed l6 90
Bill Of W 9 Bower, Co Supt.
tented and allowed..."...-. % SO
w c Bower, postage, stationery,
etc, itemized and allowed
J from Go Sinking hnd"""..~" 6 -
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A. G.. Kellam, President and Geo. A. Silsby,
Secretary Of the Dakota Fire and Marine Insur.
ance Company Of Mitchell. Dakota, being duly
sworn depose and say that the foregoing is a full,
true and correct statement Of the affairs Of said
company.
A.. @. KELLAM, President.
GEO. A. SIIsBY, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10Th
day Of January, 1887. 1T. WILLIAMS,
[sEAL.1 Notary Public.
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Gross amount Of risks taken in the
Territory Of Dakato during the
year 1886 ..... -. .....S T9S, 500 90
Whole amount OF risks outstanding. 5,Sis, LIS 90
Whole amount Of losses incurred dur
ing the year 1855, including those
claimed and not yet due ........... l5,6l4 a
No. OF Agents in the territory OF Dakota.....6 GO
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THE DEFICIENCY BILL.

THE DEFICIENCY BILL
The report was accepted and the bill died.
MI. Burnes presented the conference report on
the general deficiency bill and it was agreed to.
THE HANDS OF THE CLOCK TURNED BACK.
In order TO enable the bill 10 reach the President
before noon, the hands OF the clock were turned
back ten minutes.
message was received from the President an
n0uncfng his approval OF various bills In order TO
allow the list OF these bills TO be read for the in
formation OF members, the flight OF time as indi-
turn. -
The committee appointed TO wait upon the Presi-
dent announced through its chairman, Mr.. Morrt-
son. Illl, that 1t had performed Its duty and that
the President had no further communication TO
make TO Congress
AS the hands OF the clock finally pointed to the
hour OF noon, the speaker rose and, calling the
House to order, said:
Gentlemen OF the House OF Representatives the
time Tor the final adjournment OF the Forty
Congress has arrived, and will not detain you a
moment longer than Is necessary TO return nv sin
cere Acknowledgements for the uniform and valua-
Die assistance YOU have rendered every proper ef-
Tort TO preserve order and facilitate the transaction
OF pubic business. / thank you also for the reso-
luilon passed this morning, and FOR the many evi-
denceS OF friendship you have exhibited during our
personal and official Intercourse as members I'm
this House, and L sincerely wish each and every
One OF you happy reunion with 1amily and friends
and now declare this House adjourned siae de.
(Appiause on the floor and in the gallerieS)
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Reported for The EVENING STAR.

heTsOrte0 tOf IHE EVENING STAR.
SCHOOL BoARD.1The city school board met last
Aitcheson, Carne, Leadbeater, Marbury and VIM
cent ana the superintendent present. Alter seve-
raj vain Efforts TO obtain q quorum, II was stated
informally by the superintendent that he had
licensed j. FELTON, as q substitute teacher. who
until otherwise directed would teach Snowden
school, No. z, the teacher, w. III. MaJ1lla, being
sick. The president announced that as he would
leave in a short time for Richmond 70 preside
over the house OF delegates IL would De necessary
that the duties Of chairman OF the board snouio
be filled by some one. III the board did not ac6
he would select some trustee as temporary cna1r.
man. After some other Conversation tne oosS0s
being still without quorum, ADJOURNED
The FRIENDSHIP FIRE CoNPANf.-Ihe oio rflen0e
ship company made quite good show In the late
parade and q movement Is ON loot TO improve tho
house and surroundings. Inc absence ol Tue pooks
last night but q conference TOOK place on The sub
Iect aud Il is understood that the citizens Will 10
asked for q ten-cent contribution 10 repair the
house, 6c. II has been suggested that the Friend
shin GO into service as hose and protective COM
paIly TO assist with hose, and To remove save and
guard property In time of fre. The company wan
meet again next Thursday night.
+, NoTEa-The new leSsees have taken charge Of the
iash wharf and are laying platforms and preparing
for the fishing 6eaSon.--Ar Joseph Hill, OF Wash
fneton, has purchased the well-known gray mare
OF m. w. b Dangerneld. OF this city, al s3OO.-
The Relief hook and ladder company meets to-
night--Laeut. James smith has recovered In
Washington from q cOored woman two r1ngB
stolen from Mrs. Atkinson here by q lame negro
boy.-W. A 6moot lost valuable h0rse yesteT.
day afterno0n-backed overheard with q cart and
was drowned---Thet tug Spray. just rebuilt at the
shin yard here, has been trial and proved suc.
ceSk-The statement that watch factory, with
100 hands, is TO be established here 60 keep watch
on Washingtohtans coming 70 this city In the
evening, has NO basis In fact.-Juiian Si.apson
has had his hand hurt while al work 6 the 0nno,
Ter shop on the Midland road
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REVOLUTION IN BULGARIA.
Risings at TirnOva and Other Places
TirnOva I'm the Hands Of the Rebels.

Risings at TirnOva and Other Places.
TirnOya i'm the Hands Of the Rebels.
LONDON, March A dispatch TO the Times from
Bucharest states that several persons were killed
In the fighting at Silistr1a between the insurgents
and loyal troops. Two officers and sixteen pri.
Yates, who were engaged In the revolt, were cap
tured and shot.
INSURGENTS CAPTURE TIRNovA.
PARIS, March A telegram from Giurgevo says
that risingS have taken place at 11rnova and
other places, and that the insurgents are reported
TO be masters OF affairs at T1rnova- Communica-
ton between Sofia and the province Is interrupted
Anarchy Is spreading In Bulgaria
SOFIA, March 4.-The leaders OF the revolt az
RustcAuck have been ordered to be shot.
ARRESTED FOR STIRRING Up ISsURREcTToN.
The government authorities have placed under
NJ. Tsapon, VINO were found 10 be I'm communlca-
ton with the insurgents at Silistr1a and Rust-
chuck. They are also charged with being impll-
Gated In plot TO enlist thirty armed men for the
purpose OF creating disturbance here and add
Ing TO the complications with which the regency
have TO contend.
THE RISING AT RUsTCHUcK sUPPREssEp.
The rising at Rustchuck has been entirely sup
pressed. All the fnsurgent officers were either
taken prisoners, killed or wounded I'm the battle
with the loyal troops, or were drowned. The pio-
neers after arresting the loyal officers and the
commander OF the garrison, summoned the infan-
try TO surrender, which they refused do. Firing
then began and the mutineers were attacked by
the militia and forced TO retreat. They were pur-
sued and driven into the Danube by the Infantry.
cape, but their boats were stopped by q gunboat
and they were compelled 10 Yield
The lOyalists entered Sllestr1a without oppost.
tion. They found there the corpse OF Col. Kris
killed by MS men. The other officers escaped into
koumanfa.
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HOSTILE CAMPS IN KANSAS.
ANARCHY SPREADING IN BULGARIA.
C0ncessiOns which Form nm umporsans
Step Tow ards Liberal Reunion.


Special Cable Dispatch 20 THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, March Al may add 10 my statement
OF yesterday that Chamberlain and Trevelyan as
representatives OF the dissentient liberals have
obtained concession ON two points which they
consider yital-nrst, the appointment OF Irish
judges by the imperial parliament, and, second, a
reservation OF part OF Protestant Ulster from the
plan OF Irish government which Will be proposed
or course this settlement is OF the indefinite
character, but II is the first and most Important
step towards reunion. IL Is made more Significant
by Trevelyan's speech at the Devonshire club, IN
which he smote the government hip and thigh,
and declared that the game of law and order was
up IN Ireland In the cabinet, believe, the ques-
tlon or
HOME RULE ~ BEING HoTIy DEBATED.
Ashbourne presses his moderate scheme OF local
self-government, but the old tories are In n ma
jority against him. subordinate member OF the
cabinet who is a friend OF mine the other day said
he expected TO be out I'm a month.
In Bulgaria the revolution 1s IN fun play. En-.
peror Williams speech in the reicastag II not
garded as altogether reassUring Meanwhile there
are rumors OF anti-EngliSh influence at work In
Paris.